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Eh, while you're right, there's something to be said for focusing on the symptoms rather than the underlying condition. It's obviously problematic, but if the
by Zetice 4y ago
Eh, while you're right, there's something to be said for focusing on the symptoms rather than the underlying condition.
It's obviously problematic, but if the problems introduced by not solving the underlying issue are better than the problems you're currently dealing with, it might be a better way to move forward for awhile.
At the very least it could help refocus a struggling founder; stop writing so many blog posts and start taking direct steps to address the biggest threat, running out of money.